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Alternative to Placement and Aftercare Services Concept Report Through the upcoming RFP, the Division of Youth and Family Justice (DYFJ) will continue its Juvenile Justice Initiative's (JJI) commitment to providing high-quality, evidenced-based interventions for youth at the highest level of need in the juvenile delinquency system - those being recommended for out-of-home placement and those exiting placement and reentering the community. The upcoming RFP seeks highly experienced service providers to provide both alternative-to-placement (ATP) and placement aftercare services to youth ages 12 to 18 (up to age 17.5 at time of referral) and their families using targeted and specific evidenced-based interventions. JJI serves youth who have been or are in the process of adjudication in New York City (NYC) juvenile courts. Intensive services allow them to remain at home while receiving support in the community, instead of being remanded to a juvenile justice setting. JJI services can be put in place for youth when leaving a juvenile justice non-secure or limited secure placement and transitioning back to the community. ACS is seeking providers with expertise in working with delinquent youth and their families and successfully implementing evidence-based program models that address issues commonly faced by youth and families who are involved in the juvenile justice system. ACS is seeking providers who can offer their own expertise, creativity, and experience in developing and operating these types of services that achieve desired outcomes and meet both ACS’ and the proposed program model’s standards. Providers must have experience operating child welfare or juvenile justice preventive or diversion programs, as well as alternative-to-placement and/or aftercare services that supervise and serve court-involved youth and families in New York City. Additionally, providers should have experience implementing and providing relevant, fully licensed Multisystemic Therapy (including any adaptation) to families with youth aged 12 to 18 with maladaptive behaviors, substance abuse histories or who are facing other issues common to youth and families involved in the juvenile justice system. ACS welcomes your feedback and suggestions and looks forward to public comments. Contact Information All comments and feedback regarding this Concept Report are due no later than 5:00 pm on September 8, 2026. Comments should be emailed to JJIATP-CP@acs.nyc.gov. To respond to the upcoming RFP and all other Human/Client Services RFPs, organizations must have an account and an approved HHS Prequalification Application in PASSPort. Proposals and Prequalification Applications will ONLY be accepted through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or an approved HHS Prequalification Application in PASSPort, please visit www.nyc.gov/passport to get started.
Estimated value: $16,543,326.00. Questions due: 9/8/2026. Contract term: 7/1/2027 – 6/30/2030
The Division of Youth and Family Justice (DYFJ) will procure slots for standard Multisystemic Therapy (MST) and MST-Psychiatric adaptation. Providers will deliver alternative-to-placement (ATP) and placement aftercare services to youth ages 12 to 18 (up to age 17.5 at time of referral) and their families. Services include intensive community-based support, education/employment specialist support, and coordination with detention and placement staff. Providers must be available 24 hours a day/seven days a week, conduct therapeutic sessions a minimum of two times per week, and administer a minimum six-month course of MST treatment. The program aims to serve up to 98 youth at a time and 196 youth annually across three competition pools: Manhattan/Bronx (40 slots, $2,286,956 annually), Brooklyn/Queens (40 slots, $2,286,956 annually), and Staten Island (18 slots, $940,530 annually).
Source: NYC PASSPort (RFx 37483), retrieved via the NYC PASSPort procurement portal. View the official posting , always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
